OPROEP:
Als er iemand is die ook tegen dit groene scherm probleem aan loopt, graag proberen het bestand /home/root/ipkgupgrade.log veilig stellen alvorens iets te ondernemen, en deze hier te plaatsen.
Als er iemand is die nog een box heeft met 7.1-release er op, kan die inloggen op de box, het commando "opkg list-upgradable --verbosity=4" invoeren, en het resultaat hier posten (en dan wachten tot wij zeggen dat een update veilig kan)?
We kunnen dat probleem niet reproduceren, en wellicht worden we daar wijzer van.
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In Topic: OpenPli Release 7.2 problemen.
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In Topic: Flaws in OpenPLI 7.0 RC vuuno4kse
20 December 2018 - 06:32
I think skin_user_display.xml is no possible to be created. At least in skin.py there is no option for that.
And i am a developer and skin creator and i do not want to modify a part of the skin but to create completely new one coming together with skin_display.xml. But now this is not possible. No matter what i do i can not overwrite the LCD display skin.
The only way working for me so far is to directly change the default skin_display.xml.
Still i think for skin creators (including me) will be much better if the can overwrite the LCD look per skin and not for every different skin to create/update everytime a single user file.
The current concept is useless. At least allow user to pick LCD display skins somewhere from the settings.
I've added the custom display stuff to to my user_skin_[SKIN-NAME].xml in /etc/enigma2 and that works.
<windowstyle id="1" type="skinned"> <color color="#000000" name="Background"/> <color color="#ffffff" name="LabelForeground"/> <color color="#000000" name="ListboxBackground"/> <color color="#ffffff" name="ListboxForeground"/> <color color="#000000" name="ListboxSelectedBackground"/> <color color="#ffffff" name="ListboxSelectedForeground"/> <color color="#000000" name="ListboxMarkedBackground"/> <color color="#ffffff" name="ListboxMarkedForeground"/> <color color="#000000" name="ListboxMarkedAndSelectedBackground"/> <color color="#ffffff" name="ListboxMarkedAndSelectedForeground"/> <color color="#ffffff" name="WindowTitleForeground"/> <color color="#000000" name="WindowTitleBackground"/> </windowstyle> <fonts> <!-- pick a funky name for the font, so we don't conflict --> <font filename="nmsbd.ttf" name="FdLcD" scale="100"/> </fonts> <!-- template --> <screen name="SummaryClockPanel"> <widget source="global.CurrentTime" render="Label" position="230,180" size="160,60" font="FdLcD;60" halign="right" valign="bottom" noWrap="1"> <convert type="ClockToText"></convert> </widget> </screen>
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